[Dan Ebberts]

You could try this (set startIndex to the index of the first (lowest numbered) layer participating):

startIndex = 1;
comp("Text Controller").layer("layer_" + (index-startIndex+1).toString().padStart(2,'0')).text.sourceText;

[Dan Ebberts]

Something like this should work:

maxW = thisComp.width*0.85;
maxH = thisComp.height*0.075;
r = sourceRectAtTime(time);
w = r.width;
h = r.height;
if (w > 0 && h > 0){
  s = w/h > maxW/maxH ? maxW/w : maxH/h;
}else{
  s = 1;
}
[100,100]*s;

[Dan Ebberts]

Try changing the curly quotes to straight quotes:

loopOut(“continue”,0)

[Dan Ebberts]

This should work:

delay = thisComp.layer("Control").effect("Delay 1")("Slider");
Math.max(0,valueAtTime(time-delay));

[Dan Ebberts]

Maybe turn on time remapping for the precomps and add a time remap expression like this:

s = thisComp.layer("Control").effect("Delay 1")("Slider");
delay = framesToTime(s);
Math.max(0,valueAtTime(time-delay));

[Dan Ebberts]

I’m not sure exactly what you’re after, but I think what you have is the same as this:

toComp(anchorPoint)

[Dan Ebberts]

Maybe something like this. You just need to include all your special characters in the search:

pos1 = value;
pos2 = [100,100];
myString = "žlutý kůň";
myPos = pos1;
if (myString.search(/š|č|ř|ž|ý|ů|ň/) > -1){
  myPos = pos2;
}
myPos

[Dan Ebberts]

It might be as simple as this:

c1 = effect("color control 01")("Color");
c2 = effect("color control 02")("Color");
s = effect("Slider Control")("Slider");
linear(s,0,100,c1,c2)

[Dan Ebberts]

The key to the whole thing is finding the time when the list starts moving in the direction that causes the header to be revealed. That code will probably look something like this, but not knowing how you have things set up, I’m not sure what you need to do with the resulting time value, t:

y =  thisComp.layer("Blue").transform.yPosition;
t = 0;
if (y.velocity >= 0){
  for (f = timeToFrames(time); f >= 0; f--){
      if (y.velocityAtTime(framesToTime(f)) >= 0) continue;
      t = time - framesToTime(f);
      break;
  }
}
t

[Dan Ebberts]

<div>It sounds like maybe you’re after something very different than what I posted. This is a version that should run your time remapped comp animation as long as the text is “On”, hold the last value when the text goes “Off”, and start again (not from zero, but from the held time) if it goes “On” again:</div>

txt = thisComp.layer("Text").text.sourceText;
n = 0;
for (f = 0; f < timeToFrames(time); f++){
  if (txt.valueAtTime(framesToTime(f)) == "On"){
    n++;
  }
}
framesToTime(n);

>I don’t know if it’s uncouth to post my own renamed and commented version of your script on here?

Not an issue.